Research teams and groups
Institut Curie’s Research Center consists of over 1,200 employees from 64 countries spread out over 90 research teams and translational research groups. Their multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary work falls within the fields of biology, chemistry, and physics, and also requires skills in biochemistry, physics of living systems, cell biology, computational biology, developmental biology, and biology of tumors, as well as in radiobiology, genetics and epigenetics, immunology, and molecular imaging.
95 équipes
Cell Biology of Mammalian Neurogenesis
ALEXANDRE BAFFET
Biology of centrosomes and genetic instability
RENATA BASTO
Polarity, Division and Morphogenesis
YOHANNS BELLAICHE
Replication program and genome instability
CHUNLONG CHEN
Signaling and cancer progression
ALAIN EYCHENE
CELIO POUPONNOT
Quantitative Developmental Biology
WOLFGANG KEIL
Telomeres and Cancer
ARTURO LONDONO
Mechanics of Mammalian Development
JEAN-LEON MAITRE
Active mechanosensitivity by hair cells in the inner ear
PASCAL MARTIN
Stress and cancer
FATIMA MECHTA-GRIGORIOU
Signaling and Neural Crest Development
ANNE HELENE MONSORO BURQ
RNA, tumor microenvironment and metastasis
ALBERTAS NAVICKAS
Quantitative Immuno-hematology
LEILA PERIE
Chemical Biology Laboratory
RAPHAEL RODRIGUEZ
Stroma and immunity
HELENE SALMON
Tumor Microenvironment
GIORGIO SEANO
Long Intervening Noncoding RNAs (lincRNAs) in Vertebrate Development
ALENA SHKUMATAVA
Extracellular vesicles, immune responses and cancer
CLOTILDE THERY
Dynamics of epigenetic plasticity in cancer
CELINE VALLOT
Statistical Machine Learning and Modelling of Biological Systems
THOMAS WALTER